Redding, Jack, 1908-1965

John Redding in a garden. Probably taken in Europe during his service in the United States Army in World War II.

Publicity Director of the Democratic National Committee John Redding (seated, right) speaking to representatives of the National Diet of Japan. All others are unidentified.

Publicity Director of the Democratic National Committee John Redding (second from right) speaking to a group of representatives of the National Diet of Japan and showing them a donkey statue. All others are unidentified.

Publicity Director of the Democratic National Committee John Redding (second from right) speaking to representatives of the National Diet of Japan at the National Headquarters of the Democratic Party. All others are unidentified.

Publicity Director of the Democratic National Committee John Redding (second from right) speaking to representatives of the National Diet of Japan and showing them a donkey statue. All others are unidentified.

Publicity Director of the Democratic National Committee John Redding (second from right) speaking to representatives of the National Diet of Japan and showing them a donkey statue. All others are unidentified.

John Redding standing in front of a Christmas tree with a woman and a little girl. The woman and little girl may be the wife and daughter of John Redding, who served as an Assistant Postmaster General during the Truman administration.

Monroe Sweetland, Jack Redding, and Jim Goodsell sitting and talking to each other.

Dinner in honor of Sir Alexander Little of London, England, held at the Raleigh Hotel. Left to right: Edgar B. Jackson, John W. Askew, Sir Alexander Little, Cliff Garner, Walter Myers, Deputy Postmaster General Vincent Burke, Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson, Greever P. Allan, Osborn Pearson, John M. Redding, and John J. Gillen.

Presentation of a kit to make a gavel out of wood removed from the White House during the renovation to Sir Alexander Little. Left to right: Osborne Pearson, Sir Alexander Little, Walter Myers, Postmaster General Jesse M. Donaldson, Assistant Postmaster General John M. Redding, and Deputy Postmaster General Vincent Burke.